2000 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships

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The 9th IAAF World Half Marathon Championships was held on November 12, 2000 in the city of Veracruz, Mexico. A total of 182 athletes, 121 men and 61 women, from 52 countries took part.

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[edit] Results

[edit] Men's Race

[edit] Individual

Position Competitor Nationality Time
1 Paul Tergat Kenya KEN 1:03:47
2 Phaustin Baha Sulle Tanzania TAN 1:03:48
3 Tesfaye Jifar Ethiopia ETH 1:03:50
4 Joseph Kimani Kenya KEN 1:03:52
5 David Ruto Kenya KEN 1:03:59
6 John Gwako Kenya KEN 1:04:16
7 Zebedayo Bayo Tanzania TAN 1:04:25
8 Óscar Fernández Spain ESP 1:04:25
9 Marco Mazza Italy ITA 1:04:26
10 Noureddine Betim Algeria ALG 1:04:40
11 Toshiyuki Hayata Japan JPN 1:04:55
12 Seid Ibrahim Ethiopia ETH 1:05:19
13 Faustino Reynoso Mexico MEX 1:05:34
14 Gemechu Kebede Ethiopia ETH 1:05:36
15 Koen Allaert Belgium BEL 1:05:41

[edit] Team

Position Team Competitors
1 Kenya Kenya Paul Tergat (1st)
Joseph Kimani (4th)
David Ruto (5th)
2 Ethiopia Ethiopia Tesfaye Jifar (3rd)
Seid Ibrahim (12th)
Gemechu Kebede (14th)
3 Belgium Belgium Koen Allaert (15th)
Guy Fays (21st)
Christiano Nemeth (24th)
4 Japan Japan Toshiyuki Hayata (11th)
Satoshi Irifune (18th)
Jun Shida (38th)
5 Italy Italy Marco Mazza (9th)
Migidio Bourifa (32nd)
Daniele Caimmi (36th)

[edit] Women's Race

[edit] Individual

Position Competitor Nationality Time
1 Paula Radcliffe United Kingdom GBR 1:09:07
2 Susan Chepkemei Kenya KEN 1:09:40
3 Lidia Slavuteanu-Simon Romania ROM 1:10:24
4 Mizuki Noguchi Japan JPN 1:11:11
5 Pamela Chepchumba Kenya KEN 1:11:33
6 Mihaela Botezan Romania ROM 1:11:52
7 Cristina Pomacu Romania ROM 1:12:06
8 Yukiko Okamoto Japan JPN 1:12:20
9 Yasuko Hashimoto Japan JPN 1:12:54
10 Milena Glusac United States USA 1:13:53
11 Lydia Grigoryeva Russia RUS 1:14:26
12 Stine Larsen Norway NOR 1:14:39
13 Galina Aleksandrova Russia RUS 1:15:02
14 Selma Cândida dos Reis Brazil BRA 1:15:16
15 Wilma van Onna Netherlands NED 1:15:17

[edit] Team

Position Team Comptetitors
1 Romania Romania Lidia Slavuteanu-Simon (3rd)
Mihaela Botezan (6th)
Cristina Pomacu (7th)
2 Japan Japan Mizuki Noguchi (4th)
Yukiko Okamoto (8th)
Yasuko Hashimoto (9th)
3 Russia Russia Lydia Grigoryeva (11th)
Galina Aleksandrova (13th)
Zinaida Semenova (22nd)
4 Ethiopia Ethiopia Aster Bacha (17th)
Abeba Tolla (20th)
Meseret Kotu (27th)
5 United States United States Milena Glusac (10th)
Kristin Beaney (23rd)
Shelly Steely (35th)

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